Painting in the air with Wii Remote

Lee, Chia-Hoang; Liu, Chien‐Liang; Chen, Yi‐An; Chen, Ying-Sheng

doi:10.1016/j.eswa.2011.05.016

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“…Wii Remote consists of Bluetooth technology and a single infrared (IR) camera sensor.The IR camera sensor provides the potential to develop interactive applications that would benefit the characteristics of remote control. The popularity of Wii renders its dedicated software applications readily usable by millions of individuals worldwide [9]. A computer mouse is an input device used to point a cursor at objects on a computer screen; most PC users perform the task of pointing the cursor at objects on the computer screen using a mouse [10].…”

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Effects of Interactive Technology on Home-Based Rehabilitation for Chronic Stroke Patient

Lin

Hsien

2013

AMR

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This study aimed to apply low-cost interactive technology to home-based rehabilitation training for patients suffering from chronic stroke. It also focuses on discussing the results of the integration of interactive computer game training with home-based rehabilitation training in helping these patients. We conducted an experiment following the reversal design of single-subject research, in which a patient suffering with chronic stroke was given home-based rehabilitation training. In addition to interactive computer technology, the experiment also involved the adoption of a low-cost Wii Remote controller as an infrared receiver and a homemade infrared emitter supplemented by computer animation software to investigate the outcome of a home-based rehabilitation program. Data analysis is based on collection of points by the participant throughout the experiment and adopting visual analysis to discuss the outcome of interactive technology integrated with home-based rehabilitation. The results of this research show that the subject was able to stand on one leg for a few seconds longer than prior to the adoption of interactive technology integrated with home-based rehabilitation. Furthermore, parents of this patient and the therapists involved believe that the research and this innovative approach improved the patients performance in rehabilitation. The subject not only showed better motivation with regard to rehabilitation but also greater independence and enhanced capability of integrating into society.

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Effects of Interactive Technology on Home-Based Rehabilitation for Chronic Stroke Patient

Lin

Hsien

2013

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“…More recently, video game controllers have moved away from kinesthetic correspondence (e.g. keyboard and joystick interfaces) toward a more sophisticated control (Lee, 2011). The hand-held system of Nintendo Wii, for instance, introduced motion sensors which allowed players to control the motions of avatars within a game through their physical movement.…”

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The Potential Contribution of Augmented and Virtual Reality to the Oil and Gas Industry

Duncan¹

2015

IJMAR

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This paper aims to evaluate the potential uses of Augmented Reality (AR) and Virtual Reality (VR) technologies for the key engineering activities in the oil and gas industry. Whilst these technologies are based on the same background framework, they both have a wide variety of uses, from creating realistic simulations of real world environments to recognising three-dimensional objects and overlaying a range of digital information.It then discusses the application of these technologies in addressing such long-standing industry challenges as effective training in preparing technical staff for work in harsh conditions in offshore environments.

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“…Several authors have highlighted the importance of using the AHP for problems such as: logistical distribution centers for cold meat [5]; electric power systems [6]; analyzing the location of a DC [7]; choosing a place to set up a DC [8]; nuclear engineering [9]; evaluating investments [10]; analyzing sustainability in the concrete industry [11]; analyzing fuel cells [12] and; gas and petrol engineering [13].…”

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Analysis Hierarchy Process in Real Problem Resolution in a Food Company

Rosa

Steiner

Colmenero

2014

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One of the most important aspects to be considered by Distribution Centers (DCs) is the improvement of the process in relation to the attributes of the service that is provided. The purpose of this article is to analyze various alternatives for the definition of a DC with the use of a method of multi-criteria support in decision making, more specifically, the Analytic Hierarchy Process (AHP) for the allocation and weighting of importance levels for structuring DCs. To further illustrate the process, a field study was conducted in a multinational company in the food sector. This enabled the identification of the best of three possible structures that were evaluated based on the criteria and sub-criteria targeted in the decision context. The results show that the cost and quality factors are primarily responsible for choosing the most appropriate alternative.

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Painting in the air with Wii Remote

Cited by 7 publications

References 10 publications

Effects of Interactive Technology on Home-Based Rehabilitation for Chronic Stroke Patient

Effects of Interactive Technology on Home-Based Rehabilitation for Chronic Stroke Patient

The Potential Contribution of Augmented and Virtual Reality to the Oil and Gas Industry

Analysis Hierarchy Process in Real Problem Resolution in a Food Company

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